M.I.A. Hunter Books in Order

After slipping away from a CIA team in Bangkok, Stone takes on a rescue mission tied to an old war debt. Cambodia becomes another brutal proving ground for his one-man crusade.

For Stone, the war is not over while Americans are still missing. This time he heads toward Hanoi and deeper enemy territory, driven by equal parts honor, fury, and refusal to quit.

A debt of honor sends Stone into deadly mountain country after more forgotten captives. The series' mix of rescue mission, vendetta, and combat action stays front and center.

Former Green Beret Mark Stone devotes himself to one mission, bringing America's abandoned POWs home. With help from trusted allies, he heads into Laos for a rescue that looks close to impossible.

American prisoners are rotting in the slave camps of Laos, and Stone means to reach them. The mission is savage, the odds are terrible, and the series' anger at abandonment burns hot.

Stone knows prison camps from the inside, and he is willing to go back into hell to get others out. This entry leans hard into survival, rage, and do-or-die extraction.

Stone's war spills beyond Vietnam in a mission that carries him into Nicaragua. It's another hard-driving rescue thriller built on speed, violence, and refusal to leave people behind.

When U.S. representatives investigate whether American servicemen are still being held in Vietnam, the trip turns deadly. Stone hits Ho Chi Minh City and finds politics, ambushes, and blood in the streets.

A killing in Paris and a kidnapping in Frankfurt pull the action into a wider European terror crisis. Stone's team faces international pressure, shifting loyalties, and a mission that keeps growing darker.

An American journalist disappears in Moscow, and Stone goes after answers inside Soviet territory. The cold setting gives this series entry an especially tense, high-risk edge.

The battlefield shifts to Miami, where drug violence turns the city into a different kind of war zone. Vietnam veteran Jack Wofford takes point in a brutal stateside fight.

What looks like an easy job in a small African nation becomes a massacre waiting to happen. Stone and his men head into desert combat against enemies who are far stronger than expected.

A prisoner of war has spent seventeen years in captivity, and Stone will not let him be forgotten. The mission sends him back into Vietnam and back into the old nightmare.

A man Stone once wrote off as gone resurfaces in Los Angeles gangland, and the city becomes a battlefield. Treachery, urban violence, and unfinished business drive this entry.

Dr. Yu Bin is not an ordinary extraction target, and China's prisons are not a forgiving place to operate. Stone has to cut through layers of politics and danger to bring him out.

A vicious gathering of killers and warlords in Vietnam sets up one of Stone's bloodiest assignments. Alliances are shaky, the fighting is fierce, and nobody walks in clean.

When an M.I.A. mission goes wrong, Stone and his team are thrown into a standoff with terrorists controlling an isolated town. Rescue and survival become the same job.